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February 3

Families of 3 Massachusetts women who died at Belize resort file $100m lawsuit against hotel, Expedia: report

Families of three Massachusetts women who died from carbon monoxide poisoning at a Belize resort have filed a $100 million wrongful death lawsuit.

February 3

Gutfeld condemns the 'most evil thing' he has ever seen

‘The Five’ discusses Democrats and the mainstream media ignoring a landmark ruling in favor of a detransitioner who sued her doctors for pushing her to get a double mastectomy.

February 3

Popular chip brand exits coastal hometown after decades as workers face layoffs

Cape Cod chips' plant in Hyannis is closing after 40+ years, leaving New Englanders heartbroken. Campbell's is moving production elsewhere, which will affect 49 workers.

February 3

Four defendants, including 2 Venezuelans, allegedly used 115 stolen identities in massive food stamp fraud

Four people allegedly used 115 stolen identities in $1 million food stamps and pandemic unemployment fraud scheme, including Venezuelan nationals.

February 3

‘As an American Muslim, I felt compelled’: PA Democrat slams antisemitic rally glorifying Hamas

Pennsylvania Muslim Democrat Sen. Sharif Street condemns antisemitic rally in Philadelphia's Rittenhouse Square, calls Hamas "terrorist organization."

February 3

Jill Biden's ex-husband charged with murder in death of wife

Jill Biden's ex-husband William Stevenson, 77, charged with first-degree murder of wife Linda after Delaware police investigation into domestic dispute.

February 3

Poll finds clear favorite in New York governor's race

Kathy Hochul leads Bruce Blakeman by more than 25 points in a new Siena poll for the New York governor's race, maintaining strong Democratic support.

February 3

Eyeing 2028, Dem Gov Shapiro leans into fraud crackdown, boosting tough-on-crime image

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro announces bipartisan False Claims Act to combat Medicaid fraud. State leads nation in fraud charges, recovering $11 million.

February 3

Rhode Island activist slams adult-run nonprofit that promoted 'student-led' anti-ICE school walkout

Providence students walked out Friday in an anti-ICE protest organized by adults. The donor-funded group paid over $76,000 to leaders while using students.

February 3

Maryland House approves new congressional map as Senate leaders warn of risks

The Maryland State House moved forward with a new congressional map backed by Democrats, even as state Senate leaders cautioned the plan could backfire.